Which one of the following prominent features were significantly larger than at present day during the Pleistocene glacial episodes?
A) the Great Lakes and Lake Agassiz
B) terminal moraines of continental ice sheets that moved south from Canada
C) horns, arêtes, and cirques produced by alpine glaciation
D) subaerial fan deltas covering more extensive coastal plains

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During the Pleistocene glacial episodes, the Great Lakes and Lake Agassiz were significantly larger due to the extensive glaciation and subsequent melting of ice sheets, which created large proglacial lakes.

Which One of the Following Prominent Features Were Significantly Larger